From Cramond, Midlothian
This bronze surgical instrument was found at Cramond in Midlothian. It is one of several medical tools found together which belonged to a Roman doctor. Its function is unknown. The tools were used between 140 and 210 AD.
Roman surgical instrument of bronze, from Cramond, Midlothian, 140 - 210 AD
The Roman army medical service was impressively equipped and could deal with a variety of injuries. They had eye lotions, potions and powders, and a range of surgical instruments.
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